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Admin Message from: @u/AnimalRescue-ModTeam | Upcoming Scheduled Maintenance: October 10th, 2026

We will be undergoing scheduled maintenance during this time to improve the applicant experience and our infrastructure. We expect to complete the updates within 6 hours. During this time, portions of the workspace may throw Internal Application Service Errors or function abnormally. You can follow our progress on our status page.

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Welcome to /r/AnimalRescue - Continuing the Mission for Them. Savings Lives, One Paw at a Time!

Welcome to the official community guidelines for r/AnimalRescue. Whether you are a licensed wildlife rehabilitator, shelter volunteer, pet owner, or community member seeking emergency assistance for an animal in need, our goal is to maintain a safe, constructive, and actionable environment for animal welfare.

Our Community’s Purpose


Our community platforms—spanning our Reddit subreddit and official Discord server—are built around three goals:

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General Community Disclaimers


Regarding Advice Provided


Regarding Our & Your Assumption of Risk


Jurisdiction & Scope


r/AnimalRescue Community Rules & Guidelines generally shall be limited to content and behavioral conduct that occurs within our community. Our moderation team oversees content and behavior within our official Reddit and Discord spaces. Here is how our coverage works:

Definitions


To make sure everyone is on the same page, here are a few common terms used in our rules and moderation notes:

Enforcement Notes


For some of our Community Guidelines below, you will see an “Enforcement Notes and Clarifications” section. Enforcement Notes are additional examples of what is and isn’t allowed on /r/AnimalRescue, focused on clarifying existing policies already being enforced. Enforcement Notes are not new policies or new rules. We write these notes to share more information about our existing Community Guidelines and to answer commonly asked questions

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Reddit's Terms of Use / Content Policy


To keep this lovely community a safe and informative place for all, we require all users to follow the Reddit content policy and terms of service at all times. Some of our other subreddit rules overlap with the site-wide rules, but such rules provide more information specific to r/AnimalRescue to help you understand what kind of content is allowed.

Reddit's Basic Rules Include:

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Discord Terms of Service & Community Guidelines


To maintain a safe, welcoming, and organized environment across our server, all members are required to comply with Discord’s Terms of Service and Discord’s Community Guidelines at all times.

While our internal server rules outline specific standards for animal welfare, fundraising, and advice, Discord's platform policies serve as the baseline for all user conduct on our server.

Discord's Community Guidelines Include:

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